He should get a job where I used to work. The building is a quarter mile long, two double high stories. They have this one little old man who paints the walls, every day. He starts at one end of the facility and over a year or two works his way to the other end. Then starts again. I think this technique could help him.
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member 5 months ago
He has a very steady hand.
oldpine52 5 months ago
Just wait ’til Scooter grabs him by the seat of his pants and takes him for a spin around the room.
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member 5 months ago
Gregory has been inhaling paint fumes for too many years.
P51Strega 5 months ago
He should get a job where I used to work. The building is a quarter mile long, two double high stories. They have this one little old man who paints the walls, every day. He starts at one end of the facility and over a year or two works his way to the other end. Then starts again. I think this technique could help him.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member 5 months ago
Good morning Balladeers!
ChessPirate 5 months ago
And, given the way the “Art World” is, Gregory will likely soon be lining his pockets…
ladykat 5 months ago
He’ll probably be able to get a small fortune for it.
Frank Burns Eats Worms 5 months ago
People get the wrong impression when Gregory tells them he likes doing lines.
Alberta Oil Premium Member 5 months ago
Do a fine mountain range if he took his skill outside what with all the potholes on Ballard St.
Diane in comics land Premium Member 5 months ago
Should be popular with those who reminisce about the late 1970s.
wildlandwaters 5 months ago
too bad his name isn’t Picasso or Dali…could sell it for millions then!
gopher gofer 5 months ago
my aged eyes first read this as a congenial relaxed panting style, which didn’t seem the slightest bit unusual for ballard street… ☺
Chris Sherlock 5 months ago
So, when does Gregory start painting happy little trees?
Shikamoo Premium Member 5 months ago
Gregory doesn’t go outside the lines.
Shikamoo Premium Member 5 months ago
Good night, Ballard Dears!
mistercatworks 5 months ago
I was always taught: for straighter lines, keep your hand still and move the brush with major muscle groups. Legs are perfect for that